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Old 07-19-2010, 04:28 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by SameOldStory View Post
Mostly I agree with Worldwalker. In this case, only somewhat.

If other media interferes with my leisure reading, I agree. But sometimes other media is needed or desired.

I've read, and re-read, W. E. B. Griffin's WWII books. But sometimes you'll hit something that you don't know.


Everybody that knows what a Brewster Buffalo is, raise your hand.

Not too many I see.

Brewster Buffalo
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Need more info on the Corregidor tunnels"
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Narwhal, anyone?
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Narwhals - Wiki


Those examples would be ok in some ebooks and especially in a "text" ebook.
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